BUSTED… Wisconsin Leftist Doctors Caught Breaking the Law – Signing Fraudulent Documents

CAUGHT ON TAPE!! Licensed Wisconsin Doctor willfully and fraudulently signs sick leave form for healthy individual.
This is a new report on the fraud in Madison.
The doctors were out there ALL DAY LONG.
A young Wisconsin Republican Josiah sent this to me tonight.

Hey Jim,

Sorry we got separated today. In hind sight, it’s probably better. I found those doctors and took pictures, but it gets better.

I got them helping me fill it out, helping me come up with a sickness, deciding how long it will last, how to talk to my superior, how to “not” break the law etc. I got the works in clear, video form with perfect sound!

Are you interested? Should I send this to you?

I know Fox picked up on these doctors, but they DIDN’T catch them breaking the law and forging sick leave passes, I DID.

Josiah

Here’s the video:

Glenn Reynolds, Rebel Pundit and Ann Althouse has more on these phony documents.

Free Republic has copies of the signed notes.

#1 February 19, 2011 at 10:33 pm
Jason commented:

Excellent stuff, it’s a pity he didn’t swivel the camera upwards and get his face though, even if briefly. Please do not let this go until this doctor is exposed and fired! Leftists live in a dream world where their childish and criminal actions have no consequences – it’s time to start introducing them to consequence.
#2 February 19, 2011 at 10:43 pm
indccc commented:

What are the consequences? What can or will be done? Who should or can do anything? If the teachers take the notes to their bosses, who probably have notes themselves, what’s going to happen?

I’m not saying that it’s not wrong…it clearly is and I would also assume that it’s illegal in some way. But it just seems like whenever something like this takes place, there are very seldom any consquences. Just sayin’.
#4 February 19, 2011 at 10:56 pm
wanumba commented:

What quality of doctors do they have to be if they leave their practices and stand outside in the cold signing school permission slips? Any even half-way decent doctor would be forgoing thousands $$ in missed patient visits, soooo … hmmm hmmmm.
#5 February 19, 2011 at 11:04 pm
Robert commented:

And no one can say that the lamestream media does not know about this. ABC News has it and I saw it on FOX News as well.

“Dr. Kathy Oriel told ABC affiliate WKOW-TV in Madison that the doctors realize they could get in trouble for their offer.

“We think its worth the risk,” she said. “Teachers have no choice.”

The physicians told WKOW-TV that they are acting on their own, not in connection with any hospitals or organizations, but they said the notes are valid. ”

Ha! The notes are NOT valid because THEY are not valid, they are FRAUDS, defrauding the public.

And, the teachers are lying about their reason for missing school.

The teachers and doctors are all LYING LIARS TELLING LIES.
#6 February 19, 2011 at 11:05 pm
wanumba commented:

There are so many excellent points people are making, so repeating these other have made: so far the doctors identfied are with the University of Wisconsin (hmm hmm) , plus that these lying failures are the doctors who will deliver ObamaCare. (scared yet?)
#7 February 19, 2011 at 11:14 pm
dwd commented:

Personal responsibility.

You should do the job you’re employed to do, but IF you’re going to strike, if you’re going to skip out on your duty and responsibility to perform your occupation, then you pay the consequences.

The right is for personal responsibility, and the left is for weaseling out of responsibility and accountability though whatever lies and deceit are necessary.
#8 February 19, 2011 at 11:15 pm
justasimplepatriot commented:

If the protests are this intense with the teachers, wait until the career welfare folks are impacted.
#9 February 19, 2011 at 11:16 pm
wanumba commented:

I hope parents are doing some serious soul-searching regarding how much time of a day, of a week, of a year they blithely leave their kids in the hands of greedy, uneducated liars.

Our family has been bald-faced lied to by teachers and administrators in every school we’ve had our kids in – it’s getting tedious pulling the kids out, but it’s ultimately the parents fault if they leave their children with people they KNOW are cheating them. Every school makes a big hoo-ha about requiring students to sign pledges of “I will not tolerate lying, cheatiing or stealing or anyone who does” but tellingly not only tolerate, but protect their lying staffs. These were private schools, too, but so many are larded with ex-public school teachers and administrators now, so the blight spreads.
#10 February 19, 2011 at 11:28 pm
Mary P. commented:

Andrew Breitbart got a signature too. Hee hee hee.
#11 February 19, 2011 at 11:46 pm
marc in calgary commented:

The video of Andrew Breitbart getting his doctor’s note so he “doesn’t get into any trouble” is video gold.
#12 February 20, 2011 at 12:03 am
befuddled commented:

wow, i missed that they were just passing out sick forms like they were candy. i thought they were seeing people in booths and documenting the care accordingly. must be the same white coated “physicians” that showed up for the photo-op in support of obamacare. breitbart should have asked for a prescription for some medicinal marijuana-comedy gold in the making.
#13 February 20, 2011 at 12:09 am
JPeden commented:

If these “Doctors” think fabricating illnesses right out on the street with an intent to defraud, and also without any kind of CYA documentation – such as would be found in a chart and a bill for services, is legal and up to the standard of care, certain authorities might wonder about all of their diagnoses and charges. Is fleecing the evil Healthcare Insurance companies also a moral obligation? Perhaps they’re selling prescriptions for vicodin, etc.?

Informing the Wisconsin State Medical Board and maybe the DEA is indicated! They’re probably also employed somewhere by employers who need to be investigated. Freaking jerk-offs!
#14 February 20, 2011 at 12:13 am
JPeden commented:

Ha, maybe they work for Planned Parent-hoods.
#16 February 20, 2011 at 2:54 am
Carbon Pootprint commented:

These are the doctors there isn’t any doubt
These are the doctors who’s greed has all the clout
These are the doctors Obama warned us about.
Shake em down baby, chant and shout

baahahha
#18 February 20, 2011 at 4:04 am
LimoLibsStink commented:

0bama:

Ah crap! Another of my cronies is busted!

I told Doc Dean and Doc Shropshire to include a prescription of medicinal marijuana and KY lube with each School Absence Excuse note to not make it look too partisan.

Gad, these Docs look like they were kick out of some greasy Medicine Show. These Docs are self-masturbating or self-medicating or both. This is turning into a real P!ss Purple Jerk Circle!

Tell Axelrod to give them the shaft and get me some decent spin doctors. Stat! If he fails he sucks… and I will have to give them a presidential pardon.

I feel horrible. My unionized purple p!ss swindles have pustules and my teleprompter is broke. Axelrod stole all of the money and we are going to be completely broke.

I am just about finished. My limousine is running dry, my teleprompter is a lie; my Administration is broke and I am a joke.

I suck! I fell like a Yuk! Being President Sucks!
#20 February 20, 2011 at 5:21 am
Bitter Clinger commented:

This physician has exposed himself to disciplinary action by the WI Board of Medicine. Fraud is a crime and it is punishable as a crime as well as professionally. Completely insane act!
#22 February 20, 2011 at 5:45 am
? s commented:

“And where is your table? That’s where I was told to take this.”
(woman in red coat carrying the box with what appears to be thousands of excuse forms)

Who told her to take the forms to the table?
Who printed the forms?
Who else is behind this effort of gross fraud?
#25 February 20, 2011 at 7:40 am
Mark1957 commented:

Not only are the teachers impressing upon their students that it is all right to skip school, now they are showing them that getting fake doctors notes is OK also. Fire them all.
#26 February 20, 2011 at 7:41 am
Iconoclast commented:

Love these videos documenting the open commission of fraud. Most venues, fraud is classified as a felony. These political “doctors” need to be identified, prosecuted and have their licenses revoked. Where it seems there were a number of people acting in concert, a RICO prosecution is also conceivable – granted, not under the Øbowma regime with holder as AG. If Scott Walker has the cojones of principle so wonderfully demonstrated by Reagan in dealing with the PATCO walkout – and at this point, events suggest this is so – many “professional educators” in WI formerly making $100K annually for a 9 month year will soon be competing with those they used to “teach” to spend 20 hours a week flipping burgers and paying 100% of their health and pension costs.

The “new deal” of a “great society” of entitlements is finally being repudiated. In a way, we should thank the troika of Øbowma, nantzi peabrain & dingy hairy reid. Without the arrogance demonstrated by their legislative machinations in foisting Øbowmacare, the stimulus to nowhere and such on the American taxpayers, we might yet have the electorate slumbering as they slid inevitably into the crevasse of socialism.
#27 February 20, 2011 at 7:44 am
Annoyed In Illinois commented:

Except for when my parents died, I went 12 consecutive years without missing a single day of teaching. Here are these f***s abdicating their duties, in some cases bringing students with them like it’s a picnic, and then having a faux doc writing them notes to excuse their absence becasue of “stress”.

Every teacher caught on video at these sham protests should be rung up, brought up on charges by their school boards, and summarily fired.

There are plenty of people who iwll gladly step in and teach in their stead.

Seeing this chicanery makes me embarrassed to say I was a public school teacher (I’m retired now.)
#28 February 20, 2011 at 7:45 am
Neo commented:

Another shot
http://yfrog.com/h6b90oj
#29 February 20, 2011 at 7:47 am
Annoyed In Illinois commented:

To follow up on my last post, guess what these piss-poor excuses for teachers will do when they’re done throwing their little tantrums and return to their classrooms? They’ll spend a week glorying and discussing the wonders of what they did in Madison.

And folks wonder why so many students today can’t write and read properly? With jag-bags like this in their classrooms there’s little wonder.
#30 February 20, 2011 at 7:47 am
Neo commented:

Crooks and Liars is claiming that these “doctors” aren’t doctors at all and actually work for Andrew Breitbart, which would make it rather dicey for any teacher who tried to use the excuse.
#32 February 20, 2011 at 8:11 am
indccc commented:

They are UW-Madison Med School Professors.
#33 February 20, 2011 at 8:25 am
annie p commented:

I have nothing better to do this morning (well, not really) so I took the time to find out where to contact the Wisconsin Board of Medicine. I wrote them an e mail to encourage them to investigate these doctors and their fake excuses, and the hopefully punish these offenders.

This is the address that I used:

Filing a Complaint, or following up on a previously filed complaint: DRLEnforcement@wisconsin.gov
#34 February 20, 2011 at 8:35 am
squeaky commented:

#29 February 20, 2011 at 7:47 am
Neo commented:
there seems to be a little dot connecting going on with copies of the doctor’s note with their
licenses numbers. the info goes back to actual doctors operating in wisconsin…..tuesday morning should be telling when the notes come in.
#35 February 20, 2011 at 8:41 am
Robert commented:

Wisconsin Medical Examining Board
Department of Regulation and Licensing
Tom H. Ryan, MPA, JD, Bureau Director
1400 E. Washington Ave.
Madison, WI 53703
(608) 266-2112 / Fax:(608) 261-7083
Complaints Toll Free: (877) 617-1565
http://www.drl.state.wi.us

Medical Examining Board

Bureau Director Name: Thomas Ryan

Board Information or Inquiries:
Bureaut Director E-mail: DRLBoards@wisconsin.gov
Contact Phone Number:

Board Member Office Board Member Type Term Expiration
Bronston, Carolyn H N/A Public Member 7/1/2012
Franklin, LaMarr J N/A Public Member 7/1/2012
Genereaux, Jude N/A Public Member 7/1/2014
Kailas, Sujatha Chairperson Physician Member (Specialty: Gastroenterologist) 7/1/2012
Misra, Suresh K N/A Physician Member (Specialty: Family Practice) 7/1/2011
Munro, Ian J Secretary Physician Member (Specialty: Emergency Medicine) 7/1/2011
Musser, Gene N/A Physician Member (Specialty: Cardiology) 7/1/2013
Osborn, Sandra L Vice Chairperson Physician Member (Specialty: Pediatrics) 7/1/2012
Wasserman, Sheldon A N/A Physician Member (Specialty: OB/GYN) 7/1/2013
#36 February 20, 2011 at 8:42 am
bg commented:

++

OT..

National Christmas Tree (and a few others) was felled by wind..

(probably some of those ugly shifting winds Obama boasted of /sarc/)

==
#38 February 20, 2011 at 9:06 am
squeaky commented:

bg tell me about it. i bought a new car in november and a cedar tree fell on it yesterday….i was fortunate that it was dinged but not totaled.
#40 February 20, 2011 at 12:11 pm
honestynow commented:

And they have fingerprints to boot in case he tries to deny it!
#41 February 20, 2011 at 7:28 pm
tj commented:

Could these doctors be charged with conspiracy to commit fraud?
Is this a RICO type of offense?
#42 February 20, 2011 at 9:24 pm
AuntieMadder commented:

JPeden commented:
“If these “Doctors” think fabricating illnesses right out on the street with an intent to defraud, and also without any kind of CYA documentation – such as would be found in a chart and a bill for services, is legal and up to the standard of care, certain authorities might wonder about all of their diagnoses and charges. Is fleecing the evil Healthcare Insurance companies also a moral obligation? Perhaps they’re selling prescriptions for vicodin, etc.?

Informing the Wisconsin State Medical Board and maybe the DEA is indicated! They’re probably also employed somewhere by employers who need to be investigated. Freaking jrk-offs!”

I agree. Since they obviously have no qualm with cheating in this instance, then surely there are other areas/situations in which they’re okay with cheating. Their books should be audited for tax fraud, Medicare/Medicaid fraud and insurance fraud and their prescription books gone through with a fine-tooth comb.
#45 February 21, 2011 at 10:25 am
StewartIII commented:

ChickaBOOMer: Do Harm Physicians Heal Thyselves
http://chickaboomer.blogspot.com/2011/02/suspend-or-revoke-wisconsin-docs.html
#47 February 21, 2011 at 5:32 pm
Dr JACK commented:

A wise old family doctor told me how to deal with patients who wan’t fraudulent work excuses: “If I lie for you how do you know I won’t lie to you?”

These physicians should be brought before the State Medical Board for fraud.
#50 February 22, 2011 at 11:26 am
Tim Garret commented:

I just spoke by telephone (21 FEB 2011 @ 11:15 am) with a member of the Wisconsin Board of Medical Examiners, Jude Genereaux, and she said that she was unaware of the situation surrounding physicians writing “sick notes” for capital hill protestors. Her excuse for not knowing: ‘I only listen to NPR, and the local papers in Door County haven’t been running the story’. Yes, this is your public representative for the State Board of Medical Examiners. Good luck Wisconsin.

Jude N Genereaux
654 Europe Lake Rd
Ellison Bay, WI 54210-9103
(920) 854-2413

Board Member Office Board Member Type Term Expiration
Genereaux, Jude N/A Public Member 7/1/2014
http://www.drl.state.wi.us/board_detail.asp?boardid=35&locid=0
#51 February 22, 2011 at 12:12 pm
George B. Mallory Jr. MD commented:

I see little evidence that the absentee-supporting “doctors” are not licensed physicians. As others have indicated, most are likely UW School of Medicine employees and are thus state employees themselves. We use the concept of “community standards of practice” to evaluate the ethical propriety of medical acts and practices. It is definitively not anywhere close to an acceptable community standard for a physician to go out into public, solicit patients, eschew a physical exam, avoid medical documentation, and use leading questions to obtain a medical history to justify a letter to justify absence from work. This pattern is unprofessional and definitively unethical. Pressure will need to be applied to the State Medical Board. I would suggest strong pressure from the public and elected state officials on the Dean of the School of Medicine, who is also a state employee!!